HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-15-83 CCMLAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING
November 15, 1983
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Eder at 7:00 p.m. in the
City Hall.
Councillors present: Frazer, Mazzara, Dunn.
1. Approval of Agenda:
M/S/P Fraser/Dunn - to approve the City Council Agenda as
amended: 9-a Proclamation: - Community Education Day. (4 ayes)
2. Approval of Minutes from 11/1/83 City Council meeting.
M/S/P Fraser Mazzara - to approve the Minutes of the ll/l/83
City Council meeting amended as follows: Page 2, #8 "Tartan
Meadow -Final Plat Approval -Developer's Agreement Discussion."
Change from "to approve", to "to adopt Resolution #83-70"; and
under the same heading, change the vote from 4 ayes to 3 ayes and
1 abstain (Fraser). (3 ayes 1 abstain <Eder>).
3. Approval of Claims List (including 1006 payment).
M/S/P Fraser. Mazzara - to approve Claims as amended: #84300 for
McQueen is deleted and should be Spartans Specialities in the
amount of $166.48 (for the Christmas mugs). (4 ayes)
4. Renewal of Liquor Licenses: This item was tabled until the
12/6/ 3 City Council meeting with the exception of the liquor
license transfer for the Elmo Inn.
Ben Gorka, former owner of the Elmo Inn, introduced John Schiltz,
its new owner. Mr. Gorka and Mr. Schiltz asked the Council to
consider the liquor license transfer at this meeting as Mr.
Schiltz would like to be open for business as soon as possible.
Fraser suggested an extension of the matter so the Council would
have time to review the application, and that the residents of
Lake Elmo might have the opportunity to voice their opinion
before the Council takes action. However, the consensus of the
Council was that there have been no previous problems or
complaints with the Elmo Inn and granting the transfer at this
meeting would be proper.
M/S/P Dunn/Mazzara - to approve a liquor license transfer to
John Schiltz from Ben Gorka, contingent upon a favorable credit
and personal reference check on Mr. Schiltz. (4 ayes)
5. Public Hearing: Vacation of Road Easements in Teal Pass
Estates.
Pursuant to public notice, this Public Hearing was opened at 7:30
p.m.
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Consultant Whittaker responded to questions from Mike Moen and
Gary Schoonover regarding why the vacation of easement was
requested, and the plans for the proposed road in Teal Pass
Estates.
Public Hearing was closed at 7:40 p.m.
M/S/P Mazzara/Fraser - To adopt Resolution 83-71 to vacate the
road easement in Teal Pass Estates, legal description as follows:
'h0 Wa6t 30 of rho :kollowi-nl aescrl.l)(.co property;
All that part of Government Lot 2, Section 1.0, Township.
29 North) Range 21 West, Washington County Minnestoa
described as follows: Commencing at the North8ast
corner of said Government Lot; thence South 88 57'05"
West., assumed bearing, along the North line of said
Government lot, a distance of 558.73 feet to the point
og beginning of the land to be described; thence South
1 ;1'09" East, a distance of 379.61 feet; thence South
23 23'43" West, a distance of 522.95 feet to a point
in the Ngrtheaster.ly line of "DAWCIN ACRES"; thence
North 36 54'53" West, on an assumed bearing along said
Northeasterly line of "DAWC;N ACRES", a distance of
37.00 feet; thence North 59 41'19" West, a distance of.
135.28 feet along the Northerly line of "DAWCIN ACRES".
to the most Northerly corner thereof; thence South
41°05'03" West, along the Northwesterly line of "DAWCIN
ACRES", a distance of 374.57 feet to its intersection
with the Northeasterly line of that certain public
ro8d known as "LAKE JANE ROAD NORTH": thence North
67 15'37" West, along said public road, a distance of
167.54 feet to its intersection wit the West line of
said Government Lot; thence North 1 29'28" West, along III
the West line of said Government- Lot, a distance of
1006.47 feet to the Noorthwest corner of said Government'
Lot; thence North 88 57'05" East, along the North line i
of said Government Lot a distance of 758,58 feet to thee
point of beginning, "the extension of Jerome Avenue N.
from Foxfire to Jane Road North".
(4 ayes)
As the Council was somewhat ahead of the agenda schedule, they
skipped to item 10-b, Hammes Mining Permit.
City Administrator Klaers stated that the recommendations from
the building official and himself, ie: to clean up the site
where the house was storm damaged, fence off the buildings brick
foundation and grade the land around that foundation; and, to
contact Washington County regarding the condition of County Road
70 has been completed to the Building Inspectors satisfaction.
That the staff, therefore, recommends extending the Mining
Permit until April 30, 1984 to allow the Hammes' time to work on
the other code violations. Klaers further stated that the
Hammes' were making an effort and the staff was pleased with the
improvements that have taken place.
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MIS/ Fraser/Mazzara-to extend the Hammes Mining Permit, as
recommended by the City Staff, until April 30, 1984.
Mazzara stated that Dorothy Lyons had contacted him and stated
that she would like the mining permit extended for one year so as
not to interfer with their mining operation.
Deleted Fraser stated that April 30t-h-was an apbirtpapy-date,-t1te-weat-herr-
per being a sor4sidering- €aetar,- however,- the pressure of a time limit
Fraser has helped to get the improvements done to this point and would
at 12/6/3be an assurance that the improvements continue.
C.C. Dunn stated he still felt the mining permit should be tied to the
Meeting mining violations, and anything more than that; he considered to
be harrassment. He further stated that he had spoke with Chuck
Swanson from Washington County and Mr. Swanson stated the County
was not interested in restitution from the Hammes' for damage to
County Road 70.
Klaers stated that the condition of the road was brought to the
attention of the City by the County Sheriff's Department, and
that Dunn was correct in that Washington County was not
interested in restitution for damages to County Road 70.
M/S/P Mazzara/Dunn - to table the discussion until 9:30 p.m., or
until the Hammes' were present to discuss the issue. (4 ayes)
6. Public Hearing: Shoreland Permit and Variances for Castle
Design on Hill Trail North. Lots 226 thru 232 and the NEly 112
of vacated West Shore Drive adjoining Lot 22 , all in Lanes
Demontreville Country Club.
Pursuant to public notice, this public hearing was opened at 7:50
p.m.
Ken Gervais, Vice President of Castle Design, stated that he
spoke with the County Recorder and that the splitting of this
parcel from its original parcel was done in 1977, and there was no
record with the County that Lake Elmo had given any instructions
to the County Recorder not to accept lot splits.
Eder stated that this policy for lot splits goes back to about
1974.
Tom Kelly, Attorney for Castle Design, pointed out that the lot
size variance requested is not out of line with variances that
have been requested and granted in the past on similar lots. The
problems with the drainfield has been corrected entirely, that it
no longer required a variance. The drainfield is now within the
75 foot limit from the high flood mark elevation. He further
stated that other agreements requested (limiting the dwelling to
two bedrooms, having the drainfield and septic system inspected
on a regular basis) were acceptable to Castle Design.
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City Engineer, Larry Bohrer, discussed his memo of 11-10-83 and
noted that he was in error in #3 Variances Required. That the 20
foot setback from the street still applies as there has not
adopted the revision the City Council made to change this setback
to 30 feet. There will, however, still be two variances
required.
Rollene Arndt, 7931 Hill Trail North voiced her objection to the
variance to the ordinance, and stated that the site was hilly and
felt there would be a drainage problem.
Dunn stated his major concern was the lot size and the septic
system.
Discussion of the variances that have been granted in the area of
Lanes Demontreville. Fraser made reference to Larry Whittaker's
letter of 10/10/83 to Mr. Gervais, and asked that this letter be
be recorded as part of this public hearing. Fraser further
stated that the material in the latter part of this letter does
indicate that this variance would be greater than the other
variances granted, some of which she opposed, and she has also
voted, in the past, against trenches of the drainfields being
fitted between one another. Fraser stated she could not justify
this variance.
Klaers asked what changes, other than the drainfield, were made
from the original application.
Kelly responded that Castle Design was willing to construct a two
bedroom home, and enter into any agreement the City wants in
inspection of the drainfield.
Mazzara stated that it was the responsibility of the City Council
to prevent further problems in the Lane Demontreville area, and
asked at what point do you draw the line in issuing variances. All
of the other variances granted in this area were 100 percent of
the average size. He further stated that he could not vote in
favor of this variance, considering in particular, the problems
we have had in this area.
The Public Hearing was closed at 8:15 P.M.
Eder asked how many drainfields were being repaired in the Hill
Trail area, and Bohrer stated that approximately thirty were
being repaired in the Tri-Lakes area, and half of them are in the
Lanes Demontreville area.
M/S/P Fraser/Dunn - To deny the Shoreland Permit and Variances
for Castle Design on Hill Trail North. (Lots 228 thru 232 and
the NEly 1/2 of vacated West Shore Drive adjoining Lot 228, all
in Lanes Demontreville Country Club. (4 ayes)
Fraser felt that the request was too far from meeting the
requirements.
Eder concurs, and added that there has not been a significant
change from the original request.
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7. Engineer's Report:
a. Castle Design - Drainage problem on the parcel of land
owned by Castle Design.
Discussion of the City storm sewer that discharges about the
middle of this parcel (Lots 228 thru 232 in Lanes Demontreville).
Bohrer analyzed the corrective actions that could be taken as
outlined in his letter of 11/4/83 and stated further that
regardless of which of his suggestions were chosen, the work
could not be done until the spring of 1984.
Gervais asked Bohrer if the $1,000 proposal included removing the
the gravel and restoring his property.
Bohrer stated that he had walked over the property, and did not
see a gully, but in answer to the question, there was no
allowance included in the $1,000 figure for restoration other
than restoration for the pipe installation.
M/S/P Mazzara/Fraser - to adopt City Engineer's recommendation,
ie: to extend the storm sewer south along the edge of Hill Trail
approximately 132 feet to the south line of the Castle Design
property and there discharge to Lake Demontreville. This would
also require obtaining a drainage easement along the old vacated
Shore Drive, unless an easement was retained when vacated. This
proposal requires about $1,000 for pipe material costs and about
4-5 days crew and equipment time. (4 ayes)
t Discussion as to when the work would be done. Bohrer stated that
his reason for waiting until spring was the availability of
blacktop. Consensus of the City Council was to address the matter
as something that should be done as soon as feasible this next
spring.
b. Final acceptance and final payment for Jamaca Court
(Aschbach Construction).
Bohrer stated that the Jamaca Court Improvements were complete
and recommended the project be accepted and final payment
authorized to Ashbach Construction in the amount of $14,385.67.
M/S/P Dunn/Mazzara - To accept the Engineer's Report and
authorize payment to Ashbach Construction in the amount of
$14,385.67. (4 ayes)
Bohrer pointed out that there was a "soft spot" in the road,
which was not the fault of the contractor, and feels it should be
fixed in the spring. Bohrer has given an estimate of $150.00 for
this repair, which should be included in the total cost of the
improvements.
C. Final acceptance and final payment for Reid Park
r Improvements (Mogren Brothers).
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Bohrer stated that the Reid Park improvements are substantially
complete. (The contractor was sent a list of some minor
corrections and he has been working on them). Bohrer recommended
( that the project be accepted and award final payment to Mogren
Brothers Landscaping in the amount of $37,895.25, contingent upon
the approval of the Parks Commission.
M/S/P Fraser/Dunn to accept the Engineer's Report and
authorize payment to Mogren Brothers Landscaping in the amount of
$37,895.25, contingent upon the approval of the Parks Commission.
(4 ayes)
d. Authorize payment for Tablyn Park improvements. (Buberl
Landscaping).
Bohrer stated that the landscaping in Tablyn Park has been
completed and recommended the work be accepted and final payment
be issued to Buberl Landscaping in the amount of $1,255.00
contingent upon the approval of the Park Commission.
M/S/P Dunn/Mazzara - to accept the Engineer's Report and
authorize payment to Buberl Landscaping in the amount of $1,255.00,
contingent upon the approval of the Parks Commission. (4 ayes)
e. Jane Road North petition.
Jim Weyer asked, on behalf of the Jane Road North petitioners, to
table this topic until there was a full Council present.
The Jane Road North petition was tabled until the December 6th
City Council meeting.
The City Staff is to meet with the Jane Road North petitioners on
November 29th at 7:00 p.m. for an open discussion, public hearing
type meeting.
f. Seal Coating Project:
Bohrer stated that the .City has received the invoice from
Washington County for the labor, equipment and materials for the
seal coating. Bohrer further stated that the total amount is
$49,347.83, and this amount was lower than what the City had
estimated in the overall City program, and recommended payment be
issued to Washington County.
M/S/P Mazzara/Dunn - to accept the recommendation of the City
Engineer and make payment to Washington County in the amount of
$49,347.83. (4 ayes).
8. Planning Commission Report;
a. David Nelson rezoning application for R1 from RR for
part of SE 1/4 of SE 1/2 of Section 26.
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Since approval of the application would take four positive votes
to pass, and there were only four Council members present, Mr.
Nelson requested that he be able to make his presentation so as
it get a general feeling of how the Council felt about this
application.
Nelson presented his proposed site plan and a soil map of the
ten acres he intends to develop.
He discussed the covenant that was suggested by the Planning
Commission. ie; each prospective buyer would be informed of
a potential noise nuisance before making a purchase on this
site.
Klaers stated that he discussed the proposed covenant with the
City Attorney, and his opinion is that a covenant attached to a
development agreement and filed at the County would be feasible.
Dunn asked how effective a covenant would be, and Klaers stated
that that would be something the City Attorney would best answer.
However, it would mean that the City had made every effort
possible to protect any prospective buyer.
Eder asked Mr. Waterous (Gun Club President) if the Gun Club was
opposed to the proposed development, and if so, to what extent.
Mr. Waterous stated that if the track to the west of the Gun Club
(the Hammes prperty) was to develop, it could put pressure on
the Club to move the ranges that are on the west side over to the
( east side. That there is now a minimum of clearance on the east
side, so there is the possibility of a future request to move
some of the ranges over to the east, and with a cluster of homes
there, it could present a problem to the Gun Club.
Denny McCarty (President Elect of the Gun Club) stated that a
covenant will not prevent anyone from offering litigation against
the existance of the Gun Club. He further stated that if this
application is approved, the Gun Club would like it on record
that they are very much in favor of a covenant, but do not
consider it a safety wrap for the Club. He also pointed out that
the issue of safety was not given much concern by the Planning
Commission. The Gun Club would have to be satisfied that some
steps were taken to provide complete safety to the people in the
homes just outside the area of the range.
Eder stated that he did not agree that local children were going
to be a problem. That by introducing any new families in the
area to the Gun Club could eliminate the curiosity.
Mazzara stated that Mr. Nelson's proposal was quite different
than the original Nelson/Hagman proposal and could go along with
this new proposal.
! Dunn statedthathe would not vote in favor of the application at
this meeting as a more serious look should be made at the
drainage, etc. Furthermore, Mr. Nelson has indicated that there
is going to be a difference of opinion as to what constitutes
safety, noise levels, etc, and that we had better be prepared for
some form of dispute over these land uses.
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M/S/P Fraser/Mazzara - to table the application until a full
council is present. (4 ayes) (Will be placed on the December
6th City Council Agenda).
b. Shoreland District zoning ordinance change for front
setback.
M/S/P Mazzara/Dunn - to adopt Ordinance 7956 amending page 307-3
of the Municipal Code of Lake Elmo to provide for a 30 foot
street setback in the shoreland where 20 feet was required.
(4 ayes)
C. Call a Public Hearing for William Stouvenel for
simple lot subdivision and variances application for 12/6/83 at
7:30 p.m. for lot 1, block 1 of Brookman Addition.
M/S/P Fraser/Mazzara - to call a Public Hearing for William
Stouvenel for simple lot subdivision and variances application
for 12/6/83 at 7:30 p.m. for lot 1, block 1 of Brookman Addition.
(4 ayes)
9. Council Reports:
a.Proclamation:
M/S/P Mazzara/Dunn - to proclaim Wednesday, November 16, 1983,
as Community Education Day in District #834. (4 ayes)
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10. Administrators Report
a. Cottage Grove Joint Power Agreement.
Eder stated that on page 10, Section 4.10 of this agreement, the
period after "annually" should be deleted and inserted after
"July 1"
M/S/P Mazzara/Eder that the City Council agrees in principle to
the Cottage Grove Joint Powers Agreement as drafted, and as
amended. (4 ayes)
b. Hammes Mining Permit (continued)
M/S/P Fraser/Dunn to remove the motion from the table and to
remake the previous motion, ie: to accept the staff's
recommendation to extend the mining permit until April 30, 1984.
(4 ayes)
Dorothy Lyons stated that the Hammes' attorney had asked the City
Council to separate the mining permit from the non -mining
violations.
Fraser stated that she felt that it is entirely correct and
proper for the Council to take the action that it has. That over
a period of several years, problems have been unresolved, and now
that the City is being firm thru the limiting of the permit, we
have seen good progress.
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Lyons stated that they are the fourth and fifth generation on
this property, and that they have always tried to work with the
City.
Mazzara stated that the April date is arbitrary, but feels that
if the violations are unrelated to the mining operation, and
given the progress that has happened thus far, we should divide
the two. Then if things are not resolved, take the hard line and
do it the way it should be done.
Fraser stated the problem with doing it the way Mazzara suggested
was that it could cost possibly thousands of dollars in legal
fees.
(2 ayes 2 nays <Dunn, Mazzara>)
M/S/P Dunn/Mazzara - to extend the mining permit until December
6, 1983. (4 ayes)
C. Capital Outlay items in '83 Budget: fire proof file,
computer equipment and council microphones.
M/S/P Fraser/Dunn - to authorize the staff to get quotes or
prices on a fire proof file, computer equipment and council
microphones. (4 ayes)
d. City Christmas Party: Date/Plans
M/S/P Fraser/Dunn - to accept the bid from Suzanne's Cuisine
in the amount of $369.36 to provide "goodies" for the Christmas
Party to be held at City Hall on Friday, December 16th, from 4:30
to 7:00. (4 ayes) 4
e. Park Shelter•' Workers - Advertise for Help:
M/S/P Fraser/Dunn - that the Administrator be authorized to
advertise for Park Shelter workers; or to recommend last years
workers if he so desires. (4 ayes)
f. Other: Annual State Planning Institute in St'. Paul.
M/S/P Fraser/Mazzara - to authorize payment of $25.00 enrollment
fee for any Planning Commission member that wants to attend the
Annual State Planning Institute to be held on Friday, December
9th from 8:30 to 4:30 at the St. Paul University of Minnesota
Campus. (4 ayes)
M/S/P Dunn/Mazzara - to adjourn City Council meeting. (4 ayes)
Resolution 83-71 - Vacate the road easement in Teal Pass Estates.
Ordinance 7956 - Shoreland Ordinance amending street setback.
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Mr. Kenneth D. Gervais
Vice'President
Castle Design and Developments
2419INo. Margaret St. North
North St. Paul, Minnesota I55109
RE: Lots 228--232, Lanes DeMontreville Country Club.; Lake Elmo
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Dear, Mr. Gervais:
I have asked the City Engineer and. Superintendent of Public
Works to inspect the drainage problems on ,your lot that you
believe are caused by run -off from the City street. As soon
as they have made their report, I will get in tonch with you.
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I would only make one caution, if there i.s"a natural drainage
way across ,your property, it: is illegal. to obstruct it. So, it
would be best to determine ,if the area in questions is a natural
drainage -way before making any modifications to,it. It there
is a practical and economical way for the City to mitigate the
problem, I am sure we will !do it,
In regard to your other.queistions about the Variances granted
in that neighborhood, I offer the following summary of those
considered in the past few !years. If you need additional in-
formation, I suqqest you review the files in our offices and
purchase copies, of whatever material you feel is relevant.
Three new homes were constructed on vacant, undersized lots in
either Lanes DeMontreville 'Country Club or J.L. Cohn Addition
in the past five years. They are the Steven Larson home, the
Dean Johnston home, and the Pat Sinclair home.
Larsons parcel had .44 acres above the high flood
met all yard setback requirements
provided for, two "moundrtype" drainfields more
than 75 feet from the high flood mark
made all improvements above the minimum building
elevation. I
It required Variances for:
the "mound --type" systems, subject to annual. in-
spection and a report to the City on system functioning
placing the sewer system within 20 feet of the.
building - but it was 1.0 feet from an unoccupied part
of the building
minimum lot 'size - he had ,44 acres where .90
acres are required.'
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Mi. Kenneth D. Gervias
October 10, 1983
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Johnston had .57 acres above the Meth flood
he met all �ard setback requirements
his home was!50 feet from the .lake and was con-
structed above thei,minimrun building elevation
his sewer system was the full 75 feet from the
the high flood mark and his home had to be limited to
two bedrooms by recorded agreement because the city
was not confident the lot could support a larger
sewer system
It required Variances for:
an exceptionito minimum lot size
the setback of the home from the lake
and permission to put his sewer system 10 feet
from. an uninhabited part of the structure.
Sinclair.had.84 acres of land but had frontage on both lakes
DeMontrevill.e and Olsen which made it difficult to
develop his lot.
Fie needed Variance's for:
Lot size
Lot width -- he had just under 125 feet on the
existing parcel of_irecord
74 foot setback from Lake DeMontreville and 54 foot
setback from Lake Olsen backwater i
for a slope of 2:1 on the lot where 6:1 slope
required, as this actually improved the slope of the
existing lot
for the placement of fill below the normal ordi-
nary high water mark for a dgi<veway access
for a 10 foot setback of the drainfie'ld from the
house
His sewer system was at. least 75 feet from the lake.
You can see that all of these lots had more land above the high
flood mark than your Clot and all met the sewer setback require-
ments from•the lake. All of the owners also signed agreements
holding the City harmless for sewer system failure and agreeing
to have them inspected each year for compliance with City standards.
Two of the owners agreed to limit the homes to two bedrooms per
recorded agreement.
If I can be of any further assistance, please call.
Very truly yours, ,
Laurence E. Whittaker
Assistant City Administrator r,
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CLAIMS TO BE APPROVED AT NOVEMBER 15, 1983 LAKE ELMO COUNCIL MEETING
Menard's - Park Dept, $
Adeline Ringwelski - park gate 8/28 thru 11/8
City of North.St. Paul - Animal control vehicle
MN Assn of Civil Defense Directors 1984 dues
MN Public Employer Labor Relations Assn, workshop
Four Seasons Services
Junker Sanitation
Zignego Agency, Inc. Notary Bonds
Mary Kueffner - 2 books for computer
Washington County - V.B'.W,D..Project 1006
Chanhassen Dinner Theatres - gift certificate for Edna
Mary Meyer 11/8/83 newsletter
Ilene Johnson •- Planning Commission 10/24 minutes
Washington County Planning Dept, - Bldg. Inspections
TKDA .General
685.69
Jane Road
113.60
Jamaca Ct.
205.79
Reid Park.
527.07
M.S.A.
195.95
Water Fund
120.20
Pass Thru ' '"227.20
U of M - Fire Dept. films
Lake Elmo Hdw. LHr. - fire dept bldg. repairs
Kunz oil Co. - Fire Dept, gas
Lake Elmo Oil - Fire Dept. 36.03
Maint„ Dept. 1,754.8_4
Meyer Mercantile - Fire Dept. 18.29
Maint. Dept. 72.90
Parks Dept, 3.95
T. A. Schifsky & Sons - MC mix
Moelter Construction Co, - limestone
Carlson Tractor & Equip. - repairs & parts
Reliance Electric Motors - grinder repair switch
ZacQueen Pqu3pr Ine--��ucl shoes �o7 �a
Suburban Lighting - Maint. Bldg.
Bathke Co. - oxygen
Steve Pott - Fire Dept. Gordon Iron & metal Co.
Oswald Fire Fiose - Fire Dept. adapter
Brockman Motor. - Fire Dept. truck repair
22,11
142.00
125.00
3.00
50.00
54.15
42.00
90.00
25.34
9,000.00
50.00
200.00
89.90
78.53
2,075.50
8,00
13.20
55.50
1,790.87
First National Bank of St. Paul - Park Bond Service Chg.
Metro Waste Control Commission - sewer service chg.
Water Products Co. - Water Dept.
95.14
22.00
137.03
75,28
23.95
193.44
30.51
9.25
23.74
70.00
229.38
32.95
67.25
71.84
84309 thru 84321 November 25th payroll 5,000.00
$ 19,996.86